Manna Cafe in Fife

Brilliant home baking, friendly staff, easily accessible, cosy shop and in a great location. Not too busy, but excellent service. Well priced and outside seating suitable for those with a four legged companion

Really fast service, really friendly staff, really good food! Had soup and a sandwich for £4, menu is well priced for a cafe as well, great little place!

lovely little shop attached that sell quirky items, really worth having a look. beautiful walks near by. staff are always friendly and always have a fresh cake or scones. made by some locals and church members

On a beautiful sunny day, we enjoyed a soup and sandwich lunch at an outside table at Manna Cafe. The pea and ham soup was like I remember homemade soup being when I was a kid - simply delicious. The service was efficient and friendly. A great place to while away a lunchtime.

A lovely place to go in a group or just by yourself for a relaxed coffee and cake. Delicious cakes and tray bakes and coffee very good. Staff friendly and helpful.

Had a delicious slice of Victoria sponge here today. A lovely, friendly cafe with an excellent selection is pukka teas and a selection of gifts to buy too.

Manna serves excellent tea and scones - and a very nice home-made fruit cake. It's a fine place to sit in the quiet for half an hour reading the paper. The staff (volunteers?) are very pleasant and the whole place is enjoyable, not least because there's no loud music.

Manna is just part of the Newport Community. Run by very efficient Diane and served by lovely volunteers, Manna welcomes everyone. Coffee and tea and light meals are served. Cakes and scones (baked by local volunteers) are absolutely delicious. There's also a delightful fair-trade shop with wide ranging and interesting stock. Greetings cards, often created by local artists, are particularly attractive.

Great coffee and ‘comfort’ food, combined with the most welcoming, friendly and helpful staff made this little cafe/ gift shop one of the ‘finds’ of our recent visit. A holiday highlight! Thankyou!!

This cafe is adorable and affordable with great WiFi, a lovely shop for greetings cards (& birdseed), lovely chatty volunteers and staff, & the BEST homemade cakes!!

Run by volunteers, as a fund raising effort on behalf of the Church of Scotland, since 2006, Manna has become a popular meeting point: and it's well worth a visit from others exploring what's close to the River Tay. The cakes are tasty; and the coffee passes muster. Reasonable prices, and friendly faces.

Dropped in for a Cup of tea and a fresh scone ,what a lovely selection of fresh baking .Nice selection of gifts in the shop as well ,plenty of seating and a feel good atmosphere , A really pleasant way to spend half an hour.Well patronised by locals and run as a charity by the local church

Popped in here one afternoon when I was out with my daughter. I had the homemade soup and a crusty roll with butter which was very enjoyable, whilst my daughter just opted for a beverage. Found the staff to be very friendly. This is a community café which is run by the local church. The toilet was very clean. There is a little "Fair Trade" gift shop inside as well. Was quite busy when we were in so I imagine it is a popular place with the locals.

Enjoyed a tea and home baking here last Saturday, quite by chance as was visiting the beautiful florist a few doors down. Was able to sit outside in the sunshine which is always a bonus. Lovely service including 2 young helpers who were both very professional. Good quality tea, served in proper china, delicious home baking and a little gift shop within the cafe too.

This is a church run cafe which is very much "Fair Trade". You can either take a seat and have a waitress take your order or go to the counter to order. We went around 3.30 on a weekday and the cafe was very busy with schoolchildren - we got the only vacant table. The cafe is clean, well looked after, the food is good and prices are very reasonable. The coffee was really excellent. If you like strong coffee then go for a cup while if you prefer it weaker then have a mug. There were no scones left when we got there but there were plenty of cakes which all looked good. The slices are quite small but the pieces of cake, like chocolate cake, are quite large. All were excellent - it is best to choose your cake at the counter. The staff were friendly and helpful. The cafe also sells other Fair Trade items and cards. The toilet was twinned with a latrine in Cambodia - first time I've seen 'toilet twinning'!

Great soups coffees hot drinks cakes and tray bakes staffordable are friendly and happy to help customers are also friendly towards each other and everyone chats to each other

This is a community cafe run by the local church. Lovely home baking and selection of homemade soups at lunch time. The volunteers are always so chatty and happy to help in anyway they can.

We did not have a meal but thoroughly enjoyed a lovely piece of cake and a coffee. Lovely staff, very welcoming. Would definitely recommend and will go back.

Friendly cafe serving superb soups, freshly home baked cakes / scones and Tradecraft teas / coffees. Also has a wonderful display of Tradecraft gifts and products.

Always a treat to visit manna - the kids love the hot chocolate and there is always lovely home baking to try with your coffee - service couldn't be better - and proceeds going to a good cause 10/10

Manna had the toilet facilities for Newport on Tay. Cafe run by volunteers on behalf of the church. Coffee was coolish. Two scones and jam plus coffee seemed expensive for what it was.

Lovely little café with cheery, helpful service. Lovely homebaking and good selection of teas and coffees.Well worth a visit.

Dropped in yesterday for coffee and a cake with a fellow cyclist. We were greeted by three lovely good humoured girls who took an interest in our exploits of the day.We were served with lovely coffee, warm scones with jam and butter, and a couple of glasses of water to help our re-hydration. We also had a couple of oaty/coconutish/fruity/chocolatey slices to take away which were also fantastic.They also filled our drinks bottles with water before we went on our merry way.Great service, lovely cakes, fine coffee, nice premises, what more could you ask for!Only down side...we didn't want to move once we had finished.More power to you ladies, great stop, and will recommend to our cycling friends.

Great home made soup and home baked cakes served by friendly staff and comfortable surroundings also sells fair trade items at comparable prices

I visit here regularly and really enjoy the home baked sweet treats and soups. They don't offer a full savoury menu, just soups, but they do allow you to take your own things, like sandwiches, in to eat with a cuppa. It's not an overpriced cafe where you'll find ridiculously over-decorated cupcakes and £7 pan inis, it's just simple tray bakes and cakes at a really good price. 2 of us can usually go in and have soup, a drink and a cake for under a tenner.They have a great little fair-trade gift shop and sell the food too. The cafe is run by 1 member of staff and the rest are volunteers so there's a real community feel.My only criticism is if you sit near the toilets there can be an overwhelming chemical smell that's quite off-putting while you eat! I usually pick a window seat which is nice for people watching :) Well done Manna!